Former neo-Nazi accused of killing roommates appears to choke himself in court

Devin Arthurs' appearance in court Tuesday morning was anything but ordinary. Everyone in the courtroom, including the judge, got a first-hand look at Arthurs appearing to choke himself to the point of near unconsciousness.  

First-of-its-kind conference focuses on women's role in the military

The first Military Women's Conference at the Tampa Convention Center highlighted challenges and possible solutions for thousands of female veterans, spouses of military members, mothers of military members, and females on active duty. 

Major Bay Area projects crescendo toward Super Bowl LV

Just hours after Super Bowl LIV ended in South Florida, Tampa's mayor picked up the ball and promised to run with it. Super Bowl LV will be held in Tampa next February. 

USF researchers to begin searching for possible lost graves in Robles Park

Archeologists continued the search for forgotten graves in Tampa Monday, using ground-penetrating radar to search part of an old cemetery on Sligh Avenue.

Streetcar, bus collide in downtown Tampa

Minor injuries are reported after a bus and streetcar collided in downtown Tampa this morning.

As the Super Bowl in Miami ends, Tampa prepares to play host in 2021

Now that Super Bowl LIV has wrapped, Tampa is officially on-the-clock as the host for the big game in 2021. It’ll be Tampa’s fifth Super Bowl, but the city will look and feel completely different than when it last hosted in 2009. 

Super Bowl Sunday busiest day of year for some Tampa bars

Decked out in their 49ers and Chiefs gear, local football fans hit Tampa bars to celebrate the big game on Sunday. 

Police: 8-year-old shoots teenager outside Tampa bank

Tampa police are investigating after an 8-year-old shot a 17-year-old in the eye with a BB-Gun outside the Bank of America at 100 West Shore Blvd. North.

Dozens protest bill to cut funding, resources for disabled

On Saturday, families gathered downtown Tampa to protest Senate Bill 82. The bill proposed changes to Medicaid home and community-based services for those with disabilities. It's something that these families depend on.

MacDonald Training Center seeks Gasparilla beads to recycle

Give us your beads! That's the request from the MacDonald Training Center in Tampa, which provides a way for people with disabilities to develop real-life skills, and take part in vocational training.

Campaign to keep beads out of Tampa Bay appears successful

The crews tasked with cleaning up after Gasparilla say they collected a record amount of trash, but despite finding more trash along the parade route, there were fewer beads in Tampa Bay and they don't think that happened by mistake.

Pro tips for spotting a liar

How do you know if someone is lying to you? William Ortiz, a polygraph examiner with Ortsec and a retired FBI agent, said there are a few ways to decode deception.

Hillsborough River's rebirth will continue outside Straz Center

For a city that seemed to turn its back on the river for so long, new interest in the downtown Tampa riverfront is flowing in a big way.  Renderings show a lush, green shoreline at the Straz where a flat seawall stands now.

USF athletic director delights fans by joining dance squad for basketball halftime show

The University of South Florida’s athletic director stepped out of his comfort zone and into his dancing shoes when he joined the college’s dance team during a basketball halftime show on January 29.

Program connects Bay Area businesses with Super Bowl opportunities

Fans are pouring into Miami ahead of Super Bowl LIV this Sunday, but in Tampa people are already thinking about Super Bowl LV.

Tampa council member addresses anti-Semitic slur

A Tampa city council member has come under fire for an anti-Semitic remark made while discussing construction costs, and why he thought the city of Tampa was being charged too much.